Immigration Enforcement Policy

Supported an ordinance over a resolution and praised the tone struck by Chief Renwick.

Wants a law, not a resolution.

Asked that the next step be a law.

Supported Peekskill for All and safety for all neighbors, and wants a law.

Asked the City Attorney to address how an ordinance would interact with collective bargaining issues.

Thanked the City Attorney for engaging the public and strengthening the resolution, but said she would prefer a law rather than a policy.

Spoke in support of Resolution J-17.

Supported the resolution but wants a law, and asked that the policy be published in English and Spanish.

Supported the policy as necessary in the current climate, but would like an ordinance.

Asked for a short delay before approval, arguing pending state legislation might offer broader protection and that passed measures are hard to change.

Wants a law for Peekskill.

Said she feels strongly about Peekskill for All and protecting neighbors.

Spoke in support of a law.

Supports a robust law, not just a resolution.

Wants a law, not a resolution.

Wants a law.

Wants a law, saying it is time for courage and boldness.

Wants a law, not a resolution.

Wants a law, not a resolution.

Submitted marked-up draft language: wants annual public ICE-request reports, the criminal-activity communication clause struck, 'written' consent specified, and a violation process with a timetable — and argues an ordinance beats a resolution.